Mini Camp North American Language and Culture Program September 4 to 8, 2017 • 9:30am – 14:00pm / 9:00am – 16:00pm Download the brochure at: Mini Camp October 2017 The International Institute presents its Mini Camp for children aged 6 to 8 and 9 to 11 years old, an authentic North American camp where your children will practice English in
From September 25 to October 6 REGISTRATION EXTRAORDINARY OPENING OF THE ENGLISH ACADEMIC SECRETARIAT: Monday to Friday, uninterrupted from 10:00 a.m. to 20:00 p.m. Saturday, September 30, from 10:00 a.m. to 14:00 p.m.
Enrollment period open! Request an appointment for your level test. Check the schedules and reserve your place. Download brochure here: FALL 17 The fall program will begin on October 5th. The published academic offer is as follows: GENERAL COURSES These courses combine all the necessary skills for a good learning
You can now consult the academic offer of Fall 2017 courses on our website! The registration period opens on August 28. Request an appointment for your level test. Download brochure here: FALL 17 The fall program will begin on October 5th. The published academic offer is as follows: COURSES
Designed for advanced English speakers, this course explores how Latinos—the largest minority group in the United States—are redefining what it means to be American in the 21st century. What is the difference between the terms “Hispanic,” “Latino/a,” Latin@ and “Latinx”? How is President Trump's proposal for a wall along the US-Mexico border connected to 1950s Hollywood
Part of the American Dream is owning or building one's own home, yet the architecture of houses in the United States is quite diverse. From the tenements of urban immigrants to the mansions of the Industrial Revolution, from suburban sprawl to the tiny house movement, this course will examine American domestic architecture and the basic concept of
This 10 week, 10 hour course is designed for learners with at least an upper-intermediate level of English. Over the course of the trimester the class will read in its entirety F. Scott Fitzgerald's masterpiece The Great Gatsby, meeting once every two weeks to discuss the latest installment. In-class discussions and activities will be supported
This quarter we return to the concept of Prosperity, and examine its relation to the American West, both as a place as well as an idea. We will consider works (poetry, short-stories, essays, films, music) that have defined the West as a fantasy and a reality for generations of Americans. This course will expand and strengthen
This course is designed for advanced- and proficiency-level learners who are interested in improving their English language skills through the study of American literature. The theme for Fall 2017 is New York, 1945-1965. We will read short stories, novels and memoir excerpts, poems, and essays, in order to examine the ways in which these texts